I've only visited a few Sps but I should still consider a visit to the clinic on West 12th. Thanks guys.
Ever caught an STD from an AMP or escort?
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Larry Storch
Nope. The only time I caught anything was years ago in a relationship. I have had a few scares from broken condoms but no symptoms, I went in for a check up regardless as you don't always get them. Now I'm careful about making sure the condom goes on correctly.
were you having symptoms that made them diagnose you with it? do you think you had it and the antibiotics cleared it up? that is weird to get it from just a HJ
Yup, you were obviously infected with NGU before your r&t. You don't get infected from a handjob.
Yes, 2 weeks after exposure i began to feel tingling/numbness at the penis tip and when i went to get tested there was some discharge. They did a urethral swab/urine test and noticed right away that there was some inflammation that was not caused by gonorrhea so they assumed it was chlamydia which turned out not to be the case either.
I went in to the clinic fully expecting it to be all good since my only exposure was a bodyslide(no genital touching) russian and HJ so i was very surprised.
I still believe that it could have been from a non-sexual exposure as i first noticed the symptoms right after a 5-6 hour drive, perhaps a prostate issue. I also had been in a hot tub at a waterslide park around the same time, perhaps some form of bacteria from that. I will never know, i just know it was not gonorrhea, chlamydia, herpes, syphillis.
This is my first (and probably last) post here (I have just posted 2 reviews on TER).
One month ago I saw an SP, and a week after I have started having symptoms of NGU (probably trichomoniasis according to the nurse at the STI clinic on 12th avenue).
Symptoms were (in chronological order): swollen on the left side of the pelvis, then very painful sensation in the urethral canal when urinating (but no pain when not urinating), and small transparent discharges. I was treated by antibiotics for ghonorrhea/chlamidia before the results of the test came in (negative), and since the symptoms continued they added another antibiotic. After 10 days of this regime I seem to be clear.
After seeing about 50 SP in different countries (not too cheap nor too expensive, never with bbfs but almost always with bbbj) this was the first time I ever had problems (appart from a cold, and mild skin reactions easily treated by balms). The girl probably responsible for it was clean (I performed DATY on her and it was great), well reviewed on PERB, nice, and looked healthy. However, she was maybe GFE in a too natural way (which I liked at the time), for instance in the flow of action she did BBBJ without asking me to have a shower before (which I had done), and I am not sure she had rinsed her mouth with anti-bacterial solution before. And in addition she did DT on me and I think it is the reason I got the bacteria, since these bacteria can live in the throat. I also want to mention that I am shaved and took a shower just after each of the 2 rounds we had together with the SP, and still the bacteria came in.
Having a partner I was very close to have to confess (fortunately we did not have intercourse in the critical time window). Before that I doubted informations claiming bbbj is risky (these informations seemed overcautions to me, for instance one also reads that one can even get something when having a condom), but now this is different, and I doubt I will repeat any bbbj experience.
I also want to mention that the STI clinic on 12th avenue is very good (it can be tricky to drop in, but one can also get an appointment, or get advice by phone, at 6047075600 and asking to talk to a nurse), even if in my case I visited it afterward and was treated from prescriptions at my local walk-in clinic (however it seems the prescriptions were a bit redundant, the STI clinic is probably a better place to go).
One month ago I saw an SP, and a week after I have started having symptoms of NGU (probably trichomoniasis according to the nurse at the STI clinic on 12th avenue).
Symptoms were (in chronological order): swollen on the left side of the pelvis, then very painful sensation in the urethral canal when urinating (but no pain when not urinating), and small transparent discharges. I was treated by antibiotics for ghonorrhea/chlamidia before the results of the test came in (negative), and since the symptoms continued they added another antibiotic. After 10 days of this regime I seem to be clear.
After seeing about 50 SP in different countries (not too cheap nor too expensive, never with bbfs but almost always with bbbj) this was the first time I ever had problems (appart from a cold, and mild skin reactions easily treated by balms). The girl probably responsible for it was clean (I performed DATY on her and it was great), well reviewed on PERB, nice, and looked healthy. However, she was maybe GFE in a too natural way (which I liked at the time), for instance in the flow of action she did BBBJ without asking me to have a shower before (which I had done), and I am not sure she had rinsed her mouth with anti-bacterial solution before. And in addition she did DT on me and I think it is the reason I got the bacteria, since these bacteria can live in the throat. I also want to mention that I am shaved and took a shower just after each of the 2 rounds we had together with the SP, and still the bacteria came in.
Having a partner I was very close to have to confess (fortunately we did not have intercourse in the critical time window). Before that I doubted informations claiming bbbj is risky (these informations seemed overcautions to me, for instance one also reads that one can even get something when having a condom), but now this is different, and I doubt I will repeat any bbbj experience.
I also want to mention that the STI clinic on 12th avenue is very good (it can be tricky to drop in, but one can also get an appointment, or get advice by phone, at 6047075600 and asking to talk to a nurse), even if in my case I visited it afterward and was treated from prescriptions at my local walk-in clinic (however it seems the prescriptions were a bit redundant, the STI clinic is probably a better place to go).
Glad you are apparently better andrew.
No matter how careful someone is, if you roll the dice often enough your number comes up. Andrew did everything right but things still happen. Nobody is perfect, people are not machines. Condoms can break, partners can get over excited and rush, or forget something.
My parents were both heavy drinkers and smokers, and ate crappy English food but lived to their nineties. Others diet carefully, never drink alcohol, exercise faithfully and drop dead in their fifties. Nothing is guaranteed, we have to make the best of what we have.
No matter how careful someone is, if you roll the dice often enough your number comes up. Andrew did everything right but things still happen. Nobody is perfect, people are not machines. Condoms can break, partners can get over excited and rush, or forget something.
My parents were both heavy drinkers and smokers, and ate crappy English food but lived to their nineties. Others diet carefully, never drink alcohol, exercise faithfully and drop dead in their fifties. Nothing is guaranteed, we have to make the best of what we have.
Just go to the 655 West 12th Ave CDC clinic on the north side between Cambie and Oak.
Completely anonymous, use any name that you want. No MSP CARE card required.
Best to call to make appointment as they can be busy at times...(604) 707 5600.
Karma, karma, karma, karma, karma, Chlamydia,
You come and go, you come and go.
I'm just going to leave this here...
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Never get bbbj's, but a regular of 3 years finally talked me into one.
Sure enough - chlamydia.
Told her and we both went on a round of antibiotics.
That was about 5 years ago. Back to covered at all times.
Sure enough - chlamydia.
Told her and we both went on a round of antibiotics.
That was about 5 years ago. Back to covered at all times.
Three types of herpes. Simplex I which is cause of cold sores. Simplex II which is aka genital herpes, a STI. Zoster which is shingles.
Being a regular pooner, I educated myself on STI's very early on so that I would recognize signs of a STI if I incurred one.
Also early on, I initiated a schedule of being tested, based on the premise that you are sleeping with "every partner that your partner now has slept with and those partners' partners."
I've had sex with far more than a hand full of escorts and have never seen any evidence of herpes STI on my body.
Very accurate PCR blood tests for genital herpes always negative. If you have Simplex II, it never goes away.
Certainly sexually active folks with multiple partners have higher risk of exposure to all STIs, including Simplex II.
That's what condoms are for - to help reduce the risk of occurrence.
Miss Tanya mentions Hep. They will give you the vaccine shots at the CDC on 12th.
I think you may have to pay for them. I had my shots previously as part of travel protection.
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